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“Act as an experienced physical therapy clinical instructor. I'm meeting with a PT student (or new grad colleague) for a supervision session tomorrow. Help me prepare a clear, organized teaching plan. Here's the context: - Learner's experience level: [e.g., first clinical rotation, second-year student, new grad with 3 months experience] - Recent cases or skills they've been working on: [e.g., post-op knee replacements, gait training with assistive devices, manual therapy techniques] - One challenge or question they've mentioned: [e.g., struggling with documentation speed, unsure how to progress exercises safely, nervous about patient communication] - Time available for this session: [e.g., 30 minutes, 1 hour] Please create: 1. A simple agenda for the session 2. 3–4 key teaching points I should cover 3. 2–3 questions I can ask to assess their understanding 4. One practical activity or case discussion idea to make it hands-on 5. A brief summary of what they should practice before our next meeting Keep it realistic and focused — I want them to leave feeling encouraged and clear on next steps, not overwhelmed.”